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Do we want to say that "fear" and "hate" are both states, and "causes" is a linker? This seems counterintuitive because "cause" is a lexical verb; linkers are usually function words. Moreover, "always" is then stranded; it really should modify the relationship between the two emotional states.
Other possibilities:
[Fear_S]_A always_D causes_P [hate_S]_A
[Fear_S]_A always_D causes_D hate_S
[Fear_S]_H [always_D causes_D hate_S]_H
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"Fear always causes hate"
Do we want to say that "fear" and "hate" are both states, and "causes" is a linker? This seems counterintuitive because "cause" is a lexical verb; linkers are usually function words. Moreover, "always" is then stranded; it really should modify the relationship between the two emotional states.
Other possibilities:
[Fear_S]_A always_D causes_P [hate_S]_A
[Fear_S]_A always_D causes_D hate_S
[Fear_S]_H [always_D causes_D hate_S]_H
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: